GL1800 Honda Gold Wing Baker Built Foot Wings SUPER SALE

Just put them on my bike. road to work in 9deg. They worked great I put a zip tie to make sure they stay on the bike.(dont want to lose them)They work

I would like to correct a mistake. I just looked at a installation where the footwings were used on a comfort package bike. There are only two of the snap holders used, one on the front and one on the rear. The second front side attachment was left off. The installer tie wrapped the two snap holders after the installation to keep them from popping loose. In my previous review, I had attempted to attach my footwing onto a comfort equipped bike and the second front attachment was blocked by the black rubber extension coming out of the exhaust cover. After talking to the individual who had them installed, he informed me that Baker built states that it is 'ok' to leave off the second front attachment point for bikes equipped with the comfort package.

I like the foot wings, but they do not fit bikes equipped with the Comfort package. The configuration of the crashbars underneath the cylinder head is different. These will not fit on a bike that has the toe warmer doors.

While riding down the highway the leftside of the Baker foot wing fell off. The screws on the rightside were loose but didnt fall off make sure that you use locite on the screws so this wont happen to you

I've had these foot wings for almost a year now, and like them. I don't see how they could come off in a tight turn as they don't protrude out more than the crash bars or the foot pegs. Anyway, I noticed an immediate decrease in wind in cold weather on my feet. They advertise that they will keep water away, this seems to be true also when you are moving at speed. They have metal spring clips that hold on the crash bars, and are easy to snap off if you need to take the wings off for summer riding. Like I did on my 1500, I leave them on all year round.

If you are on a budget, I'd get the wind wings first, then the hand wings, then the leg wings and finally the foot wings. They all contribute to your comfort in riding.